MISO aims to meet the needs of those who need a reliable low cost sensing solution. The modular I2C sensor observer or MISO control board is capable of reading and writing to a local SD card. It is also fit with a real time clock for a sleep mode, and an I2C sensor unput. All this together means that MISO can be fitted with any I2C sesnor module and deployed to collect data remotely for 3 to 4 months at a time.
I am working to design my perfect ortholinear keyboard, I understand this is different for each person. I successfully built the Berm Keyboard which is a basic 60% ortholinear keyboard. I am currently working on developing a split keyboard revision of the board to give me more flexibility.
This is a controller I designed to be used with any arduino project that need to be controlled remotely. It can connect using RF, nRF, bluetooth, and more. It is compatible for a display and has an internal battery. I used it when working on a project that connected remotely to an small arduino robot.
I was the lead designer and the CAD operator for the Pigmice Robotics team for 4 years. We attended two world competitions and come home as finalists once. Go FIRST Robotics!
While working at Oregon State Universities OPEnS Lab I got the oportunity to learn all about enviromental engineering. I lead on the Smart Rock and Lilypad Projects and assited Evaporometer and WeatherChimes as a mechanical to design hardware.